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Hi,
I'm rendering using husk via deadline, I would like to take advantage of deadline 'chunks', for example each job is set to render 5 frames, so it loads husk once then renders 5 frames.
Which works great, but I've found that prims that have been set to subdivide render correctly on the first frame, but on the subsequent frames of the same job/chunk they render unsubdivided.
I've also noticed a similar issue where volumes don't render correctly, but need to double check that.
Current work around is to just not use chunks, but this isn't ideal when we are doing our preview renders which can take almost as long to load husk and the scene than they do to render on fast machines.
Thanks,
David.
I'm rendering using husk via deadline, I would like to take advantage of deadline 'chunks', for example each job is set to render 5 frames, so it loads husk once then renders 5 frames.
Which works great, but I've found that prims that have been set to subdivide render correctly on the first frame, but on the subsequent frames of the same job/chunk they render unsubdivided.
I've also noticed a similar issue where volumes don't render correctly, but need to double check that.
Current work around is to just not use chunks, but this isn't ideal when we are doing our preview renders which can take almost as long to load husk and the scene than they do to render on fast machines.
Thanks,
David.
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